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Daily Republican., 1887-10-13
visiting KNIGHT Templars

simons CommAudery. No. l, ol
Wa 'hington. d. o., arrived in this city
on the New York and Washington ex
press at noon to-day. Large crowds OF
colored people gathered Ut the station
long before the train arrived. Not only
MssoDs, but many others were repre-
sented. A mum Der OF ladies were among
them St. PAul's Commandary OF this
city, headed BY the PhilAdelphia Mill
tary Band. marched TO the depot and
awaited the arrival Of the visitors.
The train was twenty Ave min utss
late On It's arrival the visitors drew
mp in line Of the platform, and headed
by the committee Of St. PAul's Com
mapdery marched 10 their position In
line. The two com mAnderies then
MAJ ched to headquarters. At 2.30 p.
m. they formed and marched 70 the
Ladies' Association Hall and dismiss
ed.
This evening there will be an enter
tain ment in Institute Hall. The visit
ing Sir Knights will give q drill and
Sir Knight John W. Freeman, b. K.
G. Commander for the District Of Col.
umbia, will deliver an address. They
mdae very creditable appearance. A
large assem- blaee will no doubt be pres
ent at Institute Hall this evening.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-13
osnu,ns aarpriss.

Tveuty.tvo years Aso yesterday
Manager Jsase X. Bayliss Of sne Opese
Houss, vas uuitsd In the etiken bonds
of mstrimony, but any shoueht shas
Yesterday YES the anpiverAry OF the
occasion scarosly crossed his mind, In
fact IL must be confessed that no was
more deeply engaged in thinking about
"a Graes Widow" which he almost
associated with . "Rsnoh No. TO- aud
ga Round Trip" Notwithstanding the
fast thai he knew such "a arrspgement
would probably end with "a Fair I'm
counter" he, however, beuished these
thou hts, % towards the close OF day ne
took himself 70 his homo, No 282 West
street, prepared 70 pass quiet evening
with bis family.
But these dreams were dispelled
about 8 O'Clock BY the, to him, unex
pec,ed entrance Of . large number Of
bis frlep ds, some OF whom were from
Jersey CITY, some from Philadelphia
spd others from this city. Eaoh one
carried . satchel, and ~ .llsy came 10
were shown mp stairs BY Mrs. beyns'
where wraps and coats were femovool
and they came down in few minutes
20 disguised with masks that their mos'
intimate friends would never have oee.
able to recognize them. About II
O'Clock Mr.. julie Boy bold marched in
With the Opera House orchestra. and
from that until the I'VE sms bours' the
music and merrimeut wAs at its height
livery body enjoyed Themselves, and
when ~ last the guests toCk their de
parture II was their sincere wish thai
Mr.. and Mrs. Bayus might witness
many more Anniversaries Of the sam'
kind ~
Daily Republican., 1887-10-13
Reception Lar Eisbt.

The Grand United Order OF Old Eel.
lows held reception st Institute Hall
last q lght Az interesting address was
made BY james L. Douglass Of Phila-
delphia. Soos were sung by Messrs
Bowser and Ransom OF the Philadel-
phia Patriarohie. The PhiladelphiA
Patriarcbie also gave an excellent exhi
oitiop Grill. There WAS . very large
number present. The grand march was
led hy Mr. Ransom OF tho Philadelphia
Patriarchie and Miss Ida Modoc. After
considerable dancing there was an in
term .ssion. The second grand march
then came of, led by j. d. Seuey OF
Brandywins Lodge OF this city and
Mis- Sara Thomas. II. 8 Brooks acted
az t1oDr IN anaRer. Refreshments we're
provided for all who attended. The
colored Odd Fellows are much graiaed
at the SUCCESS Of their efforts.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-13
Prosperity OF Montana,

Governor Leslie, Of Montana, in bis
annual report to the Secretary Of tie
Interior, estimates the present popula
ton OF that Territory at 130. 600, an In
crease Of 10000 during the year. He
estimates the number of cattle now In
the Territory at 400 COO, horses 190,.
900. and sheep 10000 600. The yield OF
gold, silver, lead and copper for the
year IL $26 600 600. Tho Governor
says he 10 informed that large areas
of land given by the General Gov.
ernment for school purposes are row
"unlAwfully occupied by persons " ho
fence them in aud live upon their pro-
ducts, greatly to the IN Jury Of the prop
erty" He recommends that such tres.
pAs,ers be Immediately compelled to
vAcate. He says the Alien Land Law
has greatly crAmped MontsnA's inter-
ests-":he provisions under which for.
eiRn capital 10 kept from inveetment in
and from the development OF our min.
ers are great weight and hindrAnce TO
our people
Daily Republican., 1887-10-13
Lecture of Prof, Reynolds.

Prof. VIM. A. Reynolds will lecture
before the Wilmington Commercis isl
Collrgs in the Institute building, CD
Friday afternoon. at 2 O'Clock, on
"Business arithmetic Prof. GOldey
10 making great efforts to provide for
this city and State, an institution thst
will give thorough business education
to the young people of both sexes, and
to this end has arranged with Prof
Rey ynolds TO give series Ct lectures on
Business Arithmetic and "Practical
Book the result OF his long
experier CO se an expert accountant
Many fir aud,l disasters may be traced
10 poor arithmxtic and bsd book keep
ing. These lectures are supplementary
to thorough and daily drills on thes,
subj ects in the regularly course.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-13
THIRD EDITION.
virginia Letter.
.enee Of the RnPupLIcAH.

CORES pondence Of the RnPuBLIcAH.
CAPE CHARLES CITY, Va, Oct. II,
1851 This young oity 10 buildins up
rapidly and business 10 booming. Some
thirty buildings have been erected the
past seasou, and others Are goiug up,
and still there will not be enough to
meet the dem and another year. Three
new oyster houees were recently butlt
and that business 10 on the increase.
Capt William Sterling 10 catching from
100 TO ls0 bu,hels Of fish In his traps or
Ash pounds per day, mostly trout. for
which there 10 great demand. When
there is not encouraging demand to
chip tseu, he barrels them up At . cost
OF abcu' 90 IS per barrel, and can ind
ready safe for them at from $l0 TO el2
per barrel They save the sounds and
ssll them for 10 Ger t. per pound. From
. bashel Of trout they usually get about
q poand Of s3unds. L. =. Mumfcrd,
our leading merchant, 10 building .
large brsck store house, 24x100 feet,
two stories, In order TO provide for his
increasing business. The trucking bust
ness Is largely engaged in In this SEQ
tion Of country, and our truckers have
been feaping . rich harvest tho past
season. One man reAlizsd eS 600 for ea
plants alone, and another sold el6, 600
worth OF kahle last spring. These
figures may appear fabulous 70 some OF
your readers, but nevertheless they ere
correct. VIDI.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-13
Idle Men Wniing to wsrx.

HAzLEToN, Pa Oct. 12.-The strike in
this region still continues, but how long
1t will last is now 3 question. 1t was,re
ported this evening that some Of the men
formerly employed at Eckley by Coke
Bros. & Co are dissatisfied with the way
IN which they are being treated by the
Relief Committee, and are willing to GO
to work as soon as the word to do soshall
be given them. In Hazleton a similar
feeling exists among q number of the un-
employed miners. 1t is said that already
gangs of men have been quietly at work
In Pardee's slopes, and enough c1al is
being mined TO supply the demand of the
town A meeting OF the Knights Of Labor
was be ID to night.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-13
Another Thief lCaught

K. s. Hicks, cashier of the Staffort
Springs, Connecticut, was arrested OIL
Wednesday on the charge of missppro
priatipg thefunds OF tho bank 1t lie ssit
the defalcation viii exceed 800, 900, bu
the exact amount will not be known unit
returns are made from various New York
and Boston banks. 1t was Hicks method
to falsify the books 90 as TO show exces-
slve amounts due from those banks. He
confessed to having taken e73 900. The
capital stock of the bsak is S200, 200 and
the surplus S24, 900, while the undivided
profits amount t. over $1,000. Hicks gave
bail In 81, 200.
David L. Stair was arrested in Frank
lin, Massachusetts, on Wed nesday, on the
charge of completely In the bank robbery
at Dexter, Maine, nine years sgo, when
the cashier, j. w. Barron, WAS killed.
Stair formerly lived In Medwsy. He had
been IN Franklin for several days, repair.
ing boots and shoes.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-13
Fifth EDITION
Reform Mn-

aAotomRma-.
- Last evening .hs D.ma
EisLth wara met ~ tNaocfas ". ~. of
seventh !. vent, street, and passsS S' , 'v.A
isvoilns = ooostiiutIousIl . re issal
Az executive oommittss Commits. y, oonWS
elected for the county m.st,, ssu ! dsl
uiday next. Jamss P'''ise n 90
GhSssn chosen. As chairman, and 1a,ss,s. a,sN.s
William B. Norton, IN , n ooad
:,.asi,t stated the objeo, Of The usss %ss.,,p 9
strongly ~ urged the peoess,,, 'saal y.
tutiopsl reform. Mr.. Eo'y,ao~ ,~
member n,na es Of the Levy Court ou1l ~
MN tnAt the policy fns, v,,a a'a
send. ~ they would helm r'H msM /.
bridge over the Brandyv viuss ~ 40 y
Mr. Merton said, they erpsc,,d ~ y
to pay Tor the raid. Tbs mes. y
licenses also vent into S. n.
treasury, while the city w,s y, NY
70 60 to great expense In mS',. NV
order. He thought 1t tius s. \, !.
] Mr.. Norton was elec,ed ~ AZ,
the county meeting. w"
Colonel Norton offered IN. IN
resolution, resolution which wAs Adop,M% N
! Resolved, That th,, ms.y,.
favor Of . titutianAi cow!
of Q new Consultation.
| The ward executive commits,
Ia - follows: William R
Bernard Donato, james D.,s
McMeDnsmin, Hamilton s,,.,
James r. Ryan.
George W. Robtr.s Va, uts
plain the movement for q nav
tuition and Its origin. He r,I
some epgth, and urged the nv,
. new Consultation that Womb 1,
truly elective and denocr,..
government.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-13

The Best Of leWs for 0uI
WoIkpsop|s and Gus
TONERS.

Going as fast as they
come 10. Mems Suits: of q
quality we have proved by
several years experience.
Modest, pleasing styles. Not
too much color in them.
Enough. Double stitched
and bound, and good for
business or better wear.
$22.5o.
Boys and Children's
Clothing.
Were always in the lead
for quantity and quality.
You'll find the styles in the
same advanced and foremost
place. The prices only are
low down, low down. No
wonder the mothers seek
our goods out.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-13
%-~ o 49,
Base BAH.

Yeste:day's game OF base ball bt :
tween the st. Louis and Detroit C 'ubs
was won by the latter In thirteen In.
ninss Score: Detroit, 2; St Louis, /.
The batteries were GetEeip aud B:nnett,
and Csrutters aud Bashong.
An exhibition game WAS played by
the Baltimore and New York climbs 81
New York yesterday. II was won by
Baltimore-9 70 O. In I've innings.
T0o second game between tho Wash
iugton and Metropolitan clubs was
played yesterday 1t Washington
Score: Metropolitan, 10; Washington, 8.
The Indianapolis club defeated the
Cleveland at indianapolis yesterday by
q score of 4 tD2
Cincinnati defeated Chicago, II TO s.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-13
Struck WIN q rrain,

Annie B,ddle, . daughter OF the late
Nathaniel Biddls, was struck by train
10 on the Philadelphia, Wila ing ton
And Baltimore Railroad near the juts
works, about noon TO day, and erious
ly injured
The train was stopped and she vs.
placed In the baggage car and brought
to this city, where It was found that
Der left leg 10 broken just above
tho rnkle, her right arm broken
above the aiaow, aud that she also
has . severe cash on the right
side OF her head. whioii bled freely.
She 10 about 10 years Of age and rs
sides with her widowed mother st
No. 1918 Kirxwood street. She says
that she went over to the jute works
70 SEQ bome girls, and did not zee the
train coming. DR.. Draper wss sum.
moued and set she broken limbs after
which she was tskea 70 her home.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-13
Dots

DVt8
]. p. Donahoe and y. ]. Smith left
70 day for Georgia.
Tue steamer Thomas A. Morgan has
gone into winter Qnsrsers at the Pussy
b Jones Company . yards.
The winfo~ S~Siu.s Of the Union
National Bank are " Gay btius re
moved. Taey will b- replaced by new
and more attractive ones.
Cartridge papers, gold psper,, silk
paperp. indentad pagers, With moth
friszes. jos. II. 0feenman, AIT King
street.
Presiding Elder Murray will preach
at Mt Lebanon M. K Church this
evening". and his we'll known reputation
- . pnlnit orator will no doubt draw Q
large cong reSatiop.
rhs msny friends Of Cap'sin NA'han
lei Il Benson will be PLEASED to learn
that he 10 much better, aud was able to
20 out riding yesterday afternoon. Only
few weeks tince IL Was not thought
possible for him TO recover, and thii
great improvement seens almolt like Z
miracle.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-13
Tho Gas Furnihne0.

We are informed tha. the gas fur
nished by the Wilmington Coal G ss
Company is Of better quality than that
furnished in most OF the cities in our
country or In Europe, 10 beirg equsl TO
almost S0-candle power, while the gen
eral standard is but 16. II IL were to
be made richer, the burners In use now
would permit the carton TO escape and
smoke would be prt duced, which would
be more Objectionable than . less illu
ninAting power. We know people are
disposed TO complain, and sometimes
defects are attributed to other csustt
than the resi- one, and 1t may be posi-
Bile that such Is the case with the com
pIaints against the gas which is beinl
used In our city.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-13
DelaMare Toarnamsn,

The Delaware State Touru,n.
sociati0n will hold . tourp,us
Tuesday. October IS, st Ochl
Park. Five States will cou,st)|
prises offered ere valued ., m
may be seen In 8 Il. Bayn,m1
dow at Fifth and Market s,rssu
will be . parade at II Q. m. Of M
day. The following are the nd
those who have entered ny TO dN}
d. Bey, "My Maryland" Md1
Bey, "Hylsnd," Md ; Harry D
"Silent sbsdes," Va; 8 A.M
"Taiula." Va; Alber Whsele,
yllle." N. j.; II. g. Day, OliS
N. j.; Charles Stewart, hCou,ai}
Md; Robert McOattle, "Cll
Mills" Pa; Walter Bsas,ou, \
sare," Del; George Taymlu,
Star" Nd; Adam Diehl, d
Ohief." Mo-; Dallas Lore, "Iul
Del; W. B Stephens, "Hsrs.|
Nd f; W. W.Duyer, Spanish Osr|
Pa; the champion boy rider, I
years, "Florids." Md
Daily Republican., 1887-10-13
Another Wedding,

Andrew L johnson and MIs|
Wyatt: were married OF the bond
brides brother, jas. j. Wyatt \
West Fourth street, on the lab \
1870 o m, by the Rev. Charles !
st. PAul's N. Il. church. The v
march was played by MIn |
Wyatt, only the nearest relaii7ed
presen'. After the usual congl
tions they partook Of an early
and left the city on the Il % u
Washington, ID. O., and furlhs1
70 view the bea autiful mountain |
OF Virginia. On their return ID,
10 70 their newly.built and fu1
home on the corner OF VsnBure1
and Gllpin avenue.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-13
The Condemned Anarchists.

Captain Black and Noses Solomon,
counsel tor the condemned Anarchists,
left Chicago on Wed esdsy afternoon for
New York, where they vill join General
Pryor and j. Randolph Tucker. the latter
having also been retained as council for
the condemned men. The petition for the
writ Of error will be completed in New
York, and counsel expecf to be In Wash
ington by the middle of next week to
present it to the Supreme Court of the
I nited States.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-13
Museum OF Anatomy.

Professor Charles S1hulycs q
OF anatomy is now open .. No
ket street, Opera House Build
gentlemen only. This museum 0
| . mum Der OF singular subjects,
which can be studied with Cossla
profit to the observer. Murder
contains wax hefds OF twel'
murderers, among them being
Ohas. j. Gulteau, the assassln Of
dent Garfield, and Thomas J UI
who was hung on the l4th Of Ia
Ary for the murder OF Fanny
Madison at Richmond, Va.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-13
A Double Bill.

John 8. Clarke, Americas
com cd ian, will make his apps.
the Ope ra House next Aondg
for the first time In nun oei
| on which occasion he will w
one not farce, "a Fair Encou',s
the three. act drama, "a soana
The house will no doubt bs cios|
Mr.. Clarke 10 we'll known ~
most exponent on the Elglisn,s1
stage OF the buoyant comsa,
older school, whose end and pu'
merIiment.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-13
Nnpnet Awarded

The handsome bonnet oiiefeo
Jacobs, the fashionable mil'ins'
oity, for the best jar OF canse,a y.
exhibited at tDe IL kIon ~ y
awarded to Miss z. Il N0!en, \
ark, by the committee .,, MI
charge OF that depsr'mssna's, sn',
Jacobs says It is q lovely pVu1 sIn
the lady wearing 10 Cannon h''p
lovely.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-13
Snow and Frost

Snow fell In Utica, New York, on
Wednesday morning. 1t was the first of
the season.
The first snow Of the season at Middle
bury, Vermont, fell on Wednesday morn
ing. The tops Of the Adironddcks are
white.
Frost was reported as far south as
Gibson, Mississippi, on Tuesday night.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-13
An arrest Mso''

Cashier Cooper of the ~ fAt ~ ma, nsv|
st New Castle, Is reported 9aun,y' 70 "
cd Media, Delaware ',oia oo whd
day, in order TO ascelss Sisss wa
his house on the ooh u1"'
of robbing the bans. .-|
Daily Republican., 1887-10-13
PuDiiO Opinion.

Mr. James r Chesley, the assistant
manager of Public Opin Ion, paper
published IN Washington, d o., is In
thi- city In the interes's OF that journal.
Pub ic Opinion is, as its name ind Gates,
a review Of such news as is Of general
interest, including editorials from the
press throughout the country. It Is
ably edited, and although comparative
~ oapg In years, already has . circu.
latin OF over forty Thousand.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-13
a Runnunx Girl

Not long ago girl about Is years OF
age ran away from her home 10 this
city, and this morning she WAS taken
into custody o. ClAymont and placed
on q traip for here. Word WAS seat to
the p, w. & B. Station TO look out for
her, and upon the srrivAl Of the train
she was taken 10 charge by one OF the
men 1t the station. He left Ter In the
waiting room for few minutes while
he stepped to the telephone to call an
officer, but when he returned ste had
skipped and hiss not been seen since.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-13
Gone to Chester,

A delegation from the Friendship and
Phoenix steam Ere engine companies, con.
slsti0g of about twenty-five men, went to
Chester on the noon train to-day to wit
ness the trial OF the new La France ste am
engine, purchased by the Hanley Ho.e
Company Of that place. 1t was expected
that number of others would go up On a
later train.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-13

People who are exposed to out door
work Will do well to take this i'm port
ant notice into consideration. II you
wish TO enjoy the comforts Of life, 20 10
the Grand Central Clothing Depot,
Fifth ard Market. aDd buy y warm
suit OF clothes for II 80, worth 1l2.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-13
ned,eation OF q Chule.

The Mount Zion Cburon " a, d
euly Recruit Association snud1 =,
will be dedicated on nea' : M. Al
18th. Services at 10 g. 0. us, rs,utI|
7.3a D. m. A Holiness Oopss| pssSs|
follow, to continue s.vsh ssvsh and
hall is located OF sl1'n
streets.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-13
wn. alass Blowers

Mime. Anderson 8 eIhiolslo'.
blowing and Professor Jussm ,sm,
ful electrical music srrsnSoTThl nm
we'll attended last evening
some vase OF glass wofx VOTE, vo,s1
Miss Dc Sohazs with ld us so !,
con test for the glass fire enp,r m nrroT
tinues, and will close 70 'nJ nJs ku|
wnen she result will be mSlo
Daily Republican., 1887-10-13
BAndita Exacuteti.

1t Is reported from Brownsville, Texas,
that the rancheros in pursuit of the ab.
ductors OF Senator Rerrera, caught and
executed" five of them In Starr County.
Berrera, 1t may be remembered, was re-
Gently captured by bandits and held eight
days until $500 was paid by his family
for his release. Before being killed the
bandits confessed plot to capture and
hold Tor ransom prominent capitalist
named Yeurna.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-13

Parents will do we'll to tAts /,
liable information into oonsids(
Norfolk and elt tgAnt plated %
$3.50, and from that price upt
Knee pants for So cents. srl ovl
In beautiful patterns from u
wards. ~ the great Grand q
Clothing Depot, Fifth and Mark
Daily Republican., 1887-10-13
a, me Aosdeipy'

rDs Academy Of Music ,S. T's a.,
sEn1I Soyelts sS'5 COMPANY in IN iSs,l sa,lppssr
performance. They l.s wesk, sbd n
dnnSt draw good houses oV0
Daily Republican., 1887-10-13
HAWKINS q CO.,
712 Market street.
,l3 cod Agents TO effect tue sA,0

NOTlUE-A NEW RULE HAS DE-
IN adopted by the Wilmington ss,s
BrsndywiDs Uemetery, under which aoIaY Ian
corporation will receive sums Oh mvnI ~ !,
either deposited with IL or be lueasneI " iats
for the main ntonancs and ropsn
monuments, tomos. vaults, 80 rim
S@IrA, Secretary. sS"''aN
Daily Republican., 1887-10-13
The Drupks'

This mornings session ss.,Ias. .. Isod |
court was held at a ''I oi: Jobn|
loving I,sI cases disposed Srs o., ,Jsmss
:'1, s s,.Iss:s %s:1iy vsts s';1 ssos az Sas'
ior drunkenness ~
Daily Republican., 1887-10-13
sale Of Horses,

Some sixty horses were sold at War.
ner's stables on Wednesday, at prices
ranging from 800 to $3.50. Tho attend
ance was large, gentlemen coming sew.
ersl miles, and the sale altogether may
be put down as sstisfs ctory.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-13
Died From Rla aIninrleu

Barney Bogers, the boy who wss 80
badly injured by falling from a tree on
last Sunday, died from his injuries on
Tuesday night. Coroner Ba7ntill gave
o certificate Of death by accident.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-13
LOOk oil

at the Photographic In Beecher's show
cases at his door, No. 3l5 Market street.
They are not made for specimens, but
every cne has had one dozen and ons
frame size, all for % 90. The latest I'm.
proved instantaneous process used.
Time OF sitting, ene-quarter Of . second
Daily Republican., 1887-10-13
Dancing Academy

A dancing academy has been opened
iu the second story Of the market house
Third aud King streets, and lsoires will
be given every Wednesday and SAtur.
day evenings.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-13
A sore Throat or Cough,

II suffered 10 progress, often results In
sd iDourablo thtost or lung trouble
Browns Bronchial Troches" give in.
slant relief.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-13
Xna M&1snN.

Tomorrow promises TO be fair, with
stat nary temperature. Similar conc
tions will PROBABLY prevail on Satu.
day.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-13
~. n, sharp d 90.

Wraps and Coats up to $ao.
Our Seal Cloth Garments
are here in three numbers-
$as, $50 and SIS; better
than ever. The best seal
cloth garments this year will
be the early ones.
WIN. B. SHARP & CO..
Fourth and Market streetA.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-13

The revenue cutter La Popa Is receiv.
Ing her boilers at the works Of the
Pussy g. Jones Company.